If you chose chartered accountant (CA), then you have to write several exams and practical training. Here are some exams to write in your road to pursue CA, that are conducted by ICAI.

• If you have passed 10th, then you can take an entry level exam. This foundation course consists of 4 papers
• If you are a graduate or postgraduate with specified marks or higher degrees or you passed the foundation course then you can register for the IPCC. It consists of 2 groups with 4 papers each.
• After you pass either 1 or both groups of IPCC, you should pursue articleship.
• After completion or if you still have 6 months of your articles hip time, you can appear for the CA final exams. It consists of 2 groups each consists of 4 papers.
• Before appearing for your final exams, you should undergo AICITSS during the last 2 years of practical training.
• After you have passed in final exams and articleship, you can be a member of ICAI and can use Chartered Accountant before your name.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

As per your question, You cannot do the CA after doing your intermediate with BiPC. In order for a candidate to do CA you need to complete your intermediate with Mathematics in it. So if you really wish hard to do the CA then you need to first complete that, you can do Mathematics from any open university boards such NIOS and then you will be able to do the CA. It will take 6 years to do CA.

Hope this helps!!

Hello Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for CA Intermediate Direct Entry for students with a commerce background is that they should have 55% aggregate in their graduation/post-graduation. For the students with non-commerce backgrounds, they should have secured a minimum of 60% aggregate in graduation/post-graduation. Since you scored 70% in BALLB, you are eligible to sit for the exam.

In order to pass the CA Intermediate Direct Entry exam, a candidate must score at least 40% in each subject and an overall average of 50%. There is no negative marking in the exam

Hope this helps